If You Have an Erosion Problem
If you have an erosion problem, Scaggs Excavating has the solution.
A Scaggs Site Development Project in Southern Maryland.
Completion of day 1….Road is passable… Day two, complete. Complete culvert replacement of 48 inch pipe, upgrade to 60 inch. Class 2 rip rap hardened face. Grade to divert shoulder water away from pipe ends. Expected lifespan of HDPE pipe……………………….. 100 years
A General Summary of Excavating:
Excavation is also useful for digging out houses and trenches. When clearing dirt out for roads or sub divisions, excavation is what takes care of things. Even though there are a few means, the term excavation is used anytime that the earth or dirt is disturbed.
Heavy machinery is also very common with excavation, such as excavators or backhoes. Excavating crews run the equipment and dig up soil and rocks for whatever the purpose may be. Excavators are the most used machinery, as they can move a lot of dirt in a little bit of time.
Anytime you are taking part in excavation, you should always use common sense and be safe. If you plan to get down into a hole or trench, you should always use a trench box. Even though the hole may not be that deep, excavation sites can always cave in and at that point – things are very dangerous and possibly even deadly.
Not experienced in excavation Contact Scaggs Site Development , a local professional, excavation company.
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